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That kind of empathy and implicit trust, which runs both ways, far outweighs any political considerations, the two said.

As someone who went to several different schools growing up, Russell became observant of male relationships and the implicit rules by which they operate.

“In every case there is a person or family that pays a high price and is emblematic of the high human cost that is implicit behind every deportation.”

For decades, the American government has encouraged everyone who makes an income in the U.S. to pay taxes — regardless of immigration status — with an implicit promise that their information would be protected.

Most of us understood the implicit terms of such an agreement: Putin would settle for the land he had illegally seized and controlled, and Ukraine would essentially surrender.